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February 13, 2014
FreezeFest aims to chase away the winter blues
The fifth annual FreezeFest celebration takes place Feb. 21–23 with more than 30 events throughout the weekend, including a performance by comedian John Oliver. -
February 13, 2014
Students win national material handling contest
For the second year in a row, engineering students from RIT took top honors in the College Industry Council on Material Handling Education student design competition. -
February 13, 2014
Professor’s book named Gourmand awards finalist
Wine and Culture: Vineyard to Glass—co-edited by anthropology professor Robert Ulin—is a finalist for the distinguished Gourmand International World Cookbook Awards. -
February 13, 2014
Sandra Johnson named senior VP for Student Affairs
Sandra S. Johnson has been named RIT’s new senior vice president for student affairs. Johnson, chosen after a nationwide search, is expected to begin her new role July 1. -
February 12, 2014
Lazarus Project director to speak Feb. 20
Gregory Heyworth will present “Textual Science and the Future of the Past,” an examination of spectral imaging used to restore illegible historical documents. -
February 12, 2014
RIT creates Center for the Study of Statesmanship
A $250,000 gift from former Board of Trustees member Kraig Kayser helped establish the Center for the Study of Statesmanship, Law and Liberty in the College of Liberal Arts. -
February 12, 2014
Students work to ‘Greenovate’ communities
The New York State Pollution Prevention Institute announced the awardees of its “Greenovate NYS” student competition. Teams designed solutions to environmental issues. -
February 10, 2014
Former roommates help businesses save money
Two former RIT roommates have reunited to come up with a way to make waste save money for municipalities and businesses. -
February 10, 2014
Engineering World Health CEO to visit RIT Feb. 12
Edward Hutton will be on campus Feb. 12 to talk about the role engineers play in supporting the health care and medical communities in the developing world. -
February 10, 2014
RTS ‘Where’s My Bus?’ mobile app launched for RIT
Members of the RIT community can use their mobile phones to plan their trip or visually track the nearest Regional Transit Service bus to find out what time it will arrive. -
February 10, 2014
Hundreds turn out at High Falls for RIT Big Shot
Snow and cold temperatures didn’t keep hundreds of people from descending on downtown Rochester to light up High Falls Sunday night and help make RIT's Big Shot a success. -
February 7, 2014
Scientist takes novel look at the brain
The RIT College of Science Distinguished Speaker series continues with a scientist who applies network science to understanding the structure and function of the human brain.